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Grant Funding for PR Training, Coaching and Mentoring
As an approved PR trainer and supplier, we have helped many small and medium-sized businesses access funding for training and coaching in marketing, PR and/or social media marketing.
Now, new funding has been released which your business may well be eligible for.
Through the Leadership and Management Advisory Service, owner managers and senior leaders of potentially high growth businesses and social enterprises can access funding. To be eligible, your business must be in England and have:
• Two-249 full-time equivalent employees?• the potential for high or fast growth.
The grant will pay for 50% of fees for training and coaching up to the maximum amount of £1,000.
For example:
If the training programme costs £1,000 + VAT, you can claim back £500
If the training programme costs £2,500 + VAT, you can claim back £1000.
Interested? Email Ellen at Nellie PR at hello@nelliepr.co.uk for more details on our relevant training and coaching packages.
Public Relations Campaign Hits Nottingham, Derby and Leicester
Nellie PR has been signed up by creative masterminds burntprogress.com to promote CDR East Midlands throughout 2009.
CDR is bringing together a community of digital music makers of all styles to network and collaborate across the region. The East Midlands events are based on burntprogress’s CDR night at London’s Plastic People – twice nominated ‘Best Club’ on Radio 1’s Worldwide Awards.
Public relations activities covering Nottingham, Derby and Leicester will involve a highly targeted campaign focusing on media relations, social networking and online PR. They will spread the word about the free CDR events that will be hitting the East Midlands over the coming months.
CDR gives a platform for electronic music makers of all kinds to showcase their talent to their peers in a club environment. People can along to free the events and hand in their CDs, to get their tracks played live and loud to an audience of like-minded music makers. They can then network and plan future collaborations. The two-year project, now in its second year, is supported by Arts Council England.
burntprogress is a creative agency set up by Tony Nwachukwu, a former member of the band Attica Blues, who has worked with Macy Grey, UNKLE and Ben folds; and Gavin Alexander, a DJ and award-winning film and documentary producer.
